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Lead editor, East Africa

Iddah ApondiDiplomat by training, writer by instinct, diaspora believer

Iddah is a graduate in International Relations, with a major in Diplomacy and Foreign Policy and a minor in Psychology, from United States International University-Africa. She believes Africa's economic development depends on recognizing the role of the African diaspora.

NewestStitching a Future: Second-Hand Clothing Imports and the Local Textile IndustryAffordable imports, expensive consequences for local industry.10 min
Research paperVeto Power Under the East African CommunityKenya's veto risks EAC fragmentation and inequality.EssayMama Mboga Economy: Sustaining Urban Food Security In NairobiMama Mboga vendors anchor Nairobi's food security.EssayWomen and Trade in AfricaAfCFTA must close the gender gap to deliver.

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01Stitching a Future: Second-Hand Clothing Imports and the Local Textile Industry Affordable imports, expensive consequences for local industry.Research paper10 min02Veto Power Under the East African Community Kenya's veto risks EAC fragmentation and inequality.Research paper9 min03Mama Mboga Economy: Sustaining Urban Food Security In Nairobi Mama Mboga vendors anchor Nairobi's food security.Essay14 min04Women and Trade in Africa AfCFTA must close the gender gap to deliver.Essay10 min